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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Epilepsy / January 2007

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8 year old newly diagnosed with right temporal lobe disorder28 Jan 2007 14:34 GMT2
Daughter just diagnosed with right temporal lobe disorder.  Suggested
to take Depakine (1/2 morning, 1/2 night to start with).  Anyone with
views on this drug please get back to me.  She had 2 seizures in 2004
and one last week, hence the hospital follow-up, MRI, EEG, etc.
Proving Epilepsy25 Jan 2007 21:49 GMT4
I suffered Grand Mal as an adolescent and then intermittently to about
50 years old, at which time the seizure became more frequent - 2 or 3 a
year.
I had been on Phenol Barbitol (100mg morning and evening) which gave me
Topamax22 Jan 2007 16:21 GMT7
Do somebody know when is Topamax used? What sort of epi etc.
Thanks
ASE - Rambling thoughts20 Jan 2007 04:11 GMT17
Not really posting this in search of any advice or anything (although
advice and commentary is certainly welcome). I guess I just need to get
some of this off my chest within the confines of a group of people who
understand,
Epilepsy gene identified in mice (PhysOrg)20 Jan 2007 03:48 GMT4
Researchers from the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics at Oxford
University have discovered a gene in mice which is involved in epilepsy
and learning disabilities in humans.
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Testimony ( TuniaBJC)  a living miracle. and much more20 Jan 2007 03:13 GMT1
I'm post this for you so you can see life has many up and downs. I've
gone through many ddangers and come out unharmed. As there are poeple
out there do really care and want to help. So does God He'll send
speicall people into your life to give you support and care where ever
Websites of use to newer people18 Jan 2007 03:19 GMT5
This is from an older (~June) post I did that some others added their
favorite sites to. I'll try shorten it so it only contains most useful
link information and descriptions.  G./
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Thank you in advance17 Jan 2007 02:36 GMT1
just wanted to say thnx for anybody who answers my post
Neurontin13 Jan 2007 18:31 GMT13
Do somebody know when is Neurontin used? What sort of epi etc.
Thanks
memories - music13 Jan 2007 11:17 GMT1
My husband downloaded a song from a TV show - The Greatest American
Hero http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Greatest_American_Hero, a show
from 1981 to 1983.  He asked me if I remembered the show and described
it to me.  He said we watched it with our kids and loved the show.  No
RWJ-33336912 Jan 2007 21:32 GMT1
I am on a test medications that doesn't even have a name yet, it is only
called RWJ-333369.  Is anyone else on this test and what is your doctor
advising you to do?
After some success (gone down to one siezure a month) my doctor is now
Teaching the "Yes, I Can" Attitude09 Jan 2007 00:46 GMT1
Dear Friends,
Having any kind of disabilities should not prevent anybody from becoming
a productive member of society.
Even though nobody thought that I would not amount to anything due to
Drugs didn't help05 Jan 2007 23:51 GMT6
Which do You know drugs in epi which drugs didn't help in epi? Is
resistance? Probably I will used also drugs in theraphy associate. And
what also does it mean?
Gabitril04 Jan 2007 22:52 GMT2
Do somebody know when is Gabitril used? What sort of epi etc.
Thanks
Lamitrin04 Jan 2007 22:45 GMT2
Is lamitrin used only in epi grand mal? If not, so in which and when
is give patient?
 
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